The Springfield herald., March 26, 1897, Image 1

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The Springfield Herald.
Yol. X.
L. A. WIKOFF,
EDITOR AND PUOPKIKTOB.
K«tcted atthcpONtofilceat Springfield Colorado,
art mminiUi'liiHrt mutter.
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scription rates of the Hkkai.q will
ho $1.25 per year, if paM in ad
vance. Subscriptions lo the lead
ln<r papers, magazines and period
icals. taken in connection with
the Hkkald at reduced prices.
It costs about a million dollars
a year to run the city of Denver.
There is an unusual amount of
snow in the mountains this spring.
Boulder experienced a big lull
of snow on the 22d. It is estimat
ed at 40 inches on a level.
Spain seems to have little liope
of*conquering Cuba. Many prom
inent Spaniards, loval to the crown
think it a hopeless task and favor
the sale of the island to the insur
gents.
Jackson and Walling, the mur
derers ol Pearl Brvan, were hang
ed, Saturday. They denied all
confessions that they had made in
an attempt to get a new trial or
commutation of sentence.
Horses are being purchased in
Wyoming for shipment to Germa
ny, for work and driving purposes
It they prove satisfactory a regu
lar business may be established of
shipping horses from the West
ern ranges.
Latest news from the Cretan
affair seems to indicate that tfie
powers will have to withdraw and
stop meddling with the affairs of
Greece and Turkey. War be
tween the two governments is lia
ble to break out at any time.
The flood in the Mississippi riv
er has done much damage by the
breaking of tlie levee. Millions of
acres of land are overflowed and
it will be impossible lo crop it this
season. Much stock is drowned,
and immense damage done to
property.
The republican tariff bill now
before congress is characteristic of
that party, in that it asks lor more
revenue than is necessary to run
the government. And it is also
characteristic of that, party where
it taxes the things the poor must
have, and lets many luxuries, used
only by the rich, come in almost
free, and in protecting the trusts
and monopolies, whereby they can
become rich and more powerful.
The Borrego gang who murder
ed Sheriff Chaves have had anoth
er stay of sentence for ten days
They were to be hanged Tuesday,
and the delay is caused by Presi
dent McKinley, who lias not had
time to look into the case. Pres
ident Cleveland, alter investigat
ing, made up his mind that he had
no authority in the matter, and re
fused to interfere. The people of
New Mexico are desirous of the
law taking its course and feel that
a commutation of sentence would
be detrimental to law and order in
the territory.
Two thoughts have been sug
gested by tlie debate on the tariff
bill in the House of ltepreseiita
lives. One concerns the principle
of u tariff and the other the futility
of such legislation at the present
time as a remedy lor the depress
ion under which business labors.
Representative Baily of Texas,
who is leader of the Democrats in
the House, made the stereotyped
prediction that b would ultimate
] v p, discovered that people could
not become rich 1 y taxing them - '
selves. In this he sought to bring
out the fact that a tariff is a tax’
Some delenders of protection have
indiscreetly endeavored to prove
that the tariff is not a tax. They
should admit that it is a tax, but
they should deny that in principle
it involves the assertion that the
effort of those who impose u tariff
is to make people rich by taxing
them.—Denver Republican.
The manufacture of brick from
blast-furnace slag has increased
from 200,000 bricks m 18SS to 12,
100,000 in 181) 5. In blast furnaces
limonite ot the Bohemian sub Si
lurian formation is being refined
by means of coke, whereby slag
is produced. This slag, mixed in
granulated condition with caustic
lime, hardens to a cement-like
muss, from which the so-called
slag brick is produced. Such a
slag brick, weighing about ten
pounds, can, theoretically, bear a
burden of thirty-eight pounds per
square centimeter, though, prac
tically, no heavier burden than
about twenty-five pounds is ever
put upon it. Hence, 1,000 bricks
can be safely piled above each
other without any danger of the
bottom one being crushed by the
weight. The broad side of t lie
brick can bear a burden of 10,000
pounds. The manufacture of slag
brick is based upon tlie principle
that from granulated slag and
caustic lime a cement-like mixture
may be produced. Tiie slag is
transformed to sand, the latter
mixed with lime water of a con
sistency corresponding to the ad
dition of lime desired, and the
mixture formed into bricks and
pressed.—Mining and Scientific
Press, Sail Francisco.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly,
for April.
Some notable articles, with the
usual wealth of illustrations, are
given in the April number ot
Frank Leslie,s Popular Monthly.
The most interesting paper, per
haps, is that on “The Life-saving
Service,” in which Joanna R. Nich
olls gives a graphic description of
the gallant work of our surfinen.
It contains eighteen pictures ot
various wrecltF, life-saving appa
ratus, groups of surf'nien, portraits,
etc. The article on “The Cana
dian Girl and her Brother,” by
Cora Stuart Wheeler, which is al
so richly illustrated, will interest
not only those in the neighboring
country, but the young ladies of
the United States. Mrs. Grace
Hudson, the well-known Califor
nia painter, contributes a number
of beautiful illustrations from her
recent studies, and there is an ar
ticle about her and her work in
“The California Inbian on Canvas,’
by Nmetta Eameu. “Rutgets Col
lege,” is well described by George
Howard Cowie in the important
series of papers on “American
Universities and Colleges,” and it
is illustrated with portraits, views
of the buildings and groups of
students. Mercia Abbott Keith
gives an entertaining account of a
trip on the Mississippi from Mem
phis to New Orleans; Howard Paul
the clever raconteur, tells of a din
ner with Artemus Ward; an old
Mexican city. Chihuahua, is de
scribed by-Edwardes Roberts;
there are some good short stories,
including a bicycle story; talk
abouf plays, a young people’s de
partment, etc.—Frank Leslie’s
Publishing House, New York.
Southern people who have fol
lowed the interesting series of ar
ticles on General Robert E. Lee in
Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly,
will be pleased to learn that a
splendid colored lithograph por
trait of the great Confederate is
offered by the publishers of that
magazine for twelve cents in
stamps.
Prizes For Two Inventors.
A highly interesting competition
between a large number of new
inventions has just beer, decided
by a very distinguished Board of
Awards, and a handsome ei.sli
prize and solid gold medal award
ed ns the result, of the decision.
For some linn-' the patent firm 4
John We liJerbimi Sc Co., of W
:;ii.>n l>. * . have given a month
SPRINGFIELD, BACA COUNTY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1897.
ly reward pf $l5O to the inventor
who should submit the best inven
tion from the standpoint, ot sim
plicity, novelty and utility. Tiie
Board of A wards, composed of Sen
ator William Stewart, of Nevada,
Chairman; Representative Claude
A. Swanson, of Virginia; Mr. John
O. Eckloff, cashier of the Second
National Bank of Washington, and
Messrs. A. C. Moses, of W. B. Mos
es's Sons, and Frederick E. Wood
ward, of Wood ward cV: Lothrop, two
ot the leading merchants of the
capital city. This Board lias just,
selected the prize winners in the
contest participated in by invent
ors who submitted their devices
during the month of January.
The prize of $l5O goes to William
Taylor, of Kearney, N. J., the in
ventor of a bicycle brake of sim
pie construction, and the gold
medal to Theodore G. Thomas, of
Lamarqiie, Texas, for a monkey
wrench of novel design.
The railroad pool on rates is
broken and a slashing of rates may
be looked lor. A decision ot the
supreme court given, Monday,
plainly tells the railroads that they
are outlaws in the eyes of the law
when they join these traffic organ
izations.
Chicago business men are after
the big department stores. They
are in force at the legislature and
it looks like they would succeed ill
having a bill pass that will kill
these big business ventures.
There will be more ol prejudice
than business in the law.
The copper mines of the whole
world are being taxed to their ut
most to supply the demand for
copper wire and the oilier appara
tus used in the application ot elec
tricity.—Trinidad News.
The many friends of Walter L.
Holcomb will be pleased to learn
of bis success in securing a posit k n
as Secretary of the Labor Bureau.
Mr. Holcomb was the first. Super
intendent of Public Instruction of
this county, and performed his du
ty in a manner that won the re
spect of all and advanced the
cause of education. The Labor
Bureau is to be complimented for
procuring the aid of Mr. Ilolcomb
in this department and it is with
pleasure that Hie people ot Morton
county and especially the Monitor,
join in recommending him to the
administration as ail efficient, re
liable, and trustworthy man for
the position.—Richfield Monitor.
Mr Holcomb taught the Spring
field school the winter of ‘Bo—oo.
I shall teach a forty weeks se
lect school, at Springfield, this
year. Will do high school and
preparatory college work, in lit
erature, sciences, algebra, geom
etry, Latin, etc.
Terms, $2.75 per month ol four
weeks. $25.00 for the year.
Work begins at once. Corres
pondence solicited.
Wm. N. Mitchell.
Timber Culture, Final Proof-
Notice for Publication.
U.S. I.ami Ofilee, Lamar, Colo., March i» IM>7.
Notice t* hereby given tlint Fvidhmnil C. Stnlnn
kerhit* filed notin'of hi* Intention to make dual
proof before the Rcglstcror Itueelverat lilaoilier
In Lamar. Colorado, on Monday the 3rd day ol
May, IS*.;", on timber eultnre application
No. 4081, for the S W section No. 1.1, in Town
alilp No. a Itniige, No. 40 w.
lie inline* a* wltae—e*:
J>. A. Kim-hurt. W. V. Shannon, «T.T. Rorn
hiiitgh, and L. C. Kdwurd*. all of Springfield,
( olormlo.
Also at the name time ami place, viz:
LEWIS CL EDWARDS
11. K. No.: 7;0 for the S. E. ', fee. 10 Twp. S> S.
Range 4C \v.
lie name* the following’ wltne«*e* t*» prove hi*
contiuuou* rctddeiice upon and cultivation of, euid
luad. viz:
I>. A. Rinehart. W. V. .shannon. .1. T. Rora
hutigli, ami 1. t . Stalnal.er, all of Springfield,
Colorado,
C. It. Tiiomax. Register.
Don't Tobacco Bpit and Smok# Your Lixo Away.
II you want to quit tobacco unintr easily
and forever, be mtiuo well, strong, tnnguetic,
full of new life and vigor, Like No-To-Bac.
tho wonder-worker, that makes weak men
sirotig. Manv gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400,000 cured. Buy No-To-Bue of your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, GOc or
81.00. Booklet ami sample mailed free. Ad.
sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or Now ork.
«. R1 Your address, with tlx cent*
w- IT Hj in tump*, mailed lo our Head-
GJ'rtSJi'Tl quartet*. H Llist St.. Bmlob.
X k«i».. will bring you a full line
* 2 ff-fl J lff of samples, and rules for self
_ (L I] II | ! measurement, of our justly fa-
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% PipmiHi Rots &>.
That Trip East
Mnv be for business or pleasure, or
both; but pleasure comes bv mak
ing a business of traveling East o
ver the Sunt a Fe Route as far as
Chicago.
Thirl v miles I lie short ert. line be
tween Missouri river and Chicago;
that menus quick tune and sure
connections.
Track is straight, rock ballasted,
with very few crossings at grade.
No prettier, cosier or more com
fortable trains enter Chicago than
those over the Santa Fe. ’i hey are
vestibuled limited exuresses, with
latest pattern Uiilliuans and tree
chair cars. Meals in dining cars
served on plan of paying for what
is ordered.
inquire of nearest agent, or ad
dress G. T. Nicholson. (LL\A. Santa
Fe Route, Mouadnock Building,
(Miicago.
$3,060.00
A YEAR
FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS.
If you want work that is pleaxntitnnd profitnhl*,
wml u* your addre** inimedluich-. We touch men
and women-how to curn trout SS.OO per duv to
8.1,000 per year without hiivlnp hud previous
rz)ieririice, and furnish the t-mplm ment ut which
they cau muke that amount. Nothing dillirult to
learn or that require* much time, Ihe work la
enay, healthy, ami honorable, and can be done dur.
in* davtime or evenings, right in your own local
lly, win-rover you lire. Tliu result of a Cow
liour*' work often equal* n week'a wage;*.
We have taught thousands of both sexes and nil
ages, and many have laid foundations that will
> surely bring them riches Some of the smartest
men In this country owe their success in life to
the start given them while in our employ year*
ugo. You. reader, limy do a« well, try it'. ' You
cannot tail. No c.ipltul necessary We fit von out
with Hoinelhiiig that is new, solid, and *iire. A
hook hiiinftil of advice is tree to nil Help your,
self by writing for it today —not to morrow.
Delays are cosily
E. C. ALLEN & CO,,
Box 420,
AUCUSTA. MAINE.
Ayer’s Pills
Are compounded with tho view to
general usefulness and adaptability.
They are composed of the purest
vegetable aperients. Their delicate
sugar-coating, which readily dis
solves in the stomneh, preserves
their full medicinal value and makes
them easy to take, either by old or
young. For constipation, dyspep
sia, biliousness, sick headache, and
the common derangements of tho
Stomach, Liver, and Rowels;
also, to check colds and fevers,
Ayer’s Pills
Are the Best
Unlike other cathartics, the effect
of Ayer’s Pills is to strengthen
the excretory organs anu restore to
them their regular and natural ac
tion. Doctors everywhere prescribe
them. In spite of immense compe
tition, they have always maintained
thoir popularity ns a family med
icine, being in greater demand
now than ever before. They are put
up both in vials and boxes, and
whether for home use or travel,
Ayer’s Pills are preferable to any
other. Have you ever tried them ?
Ayer’s Pills
c'roparcd by Dr.J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, 1!»m.
Sold by all Druggist*. *
Every Dose Effective
Heart Failure.
HOW TO AVOID IT.
Tho epitaph on many a tombstone is
“heart failure.” No wonder, when wo con
aider the immense strain which is put on
that small organ. Marvelous ns it is, heating
100,000 times and exerting a force equal to
5,184,000 pounds daily, it bus its limit —its
etidtirauce often is too severely tested. So
common are utseuscs of the heart—though
often for a considerable ditto without the
suspicions of the aillicted person being in
die least excited—that it is stated that ww;
person, in four has a bail heart ! I)r. Franklin
Miles, of KlkltarL link, hus for years made
a special study of nil diseases of the Itettrl,
and his remarkable success has made his
name a familiar one in nil parts of our 1.-.nd
He lias found the most, common symptom*
of heart disease to l»e pain, distress or 0 nder
nes* in the chest, buckj stomach, bowels, left
shoulder and arm, shortness of breath, smother
inrj spells, fainting, etc.
Mr. George R. Smith, of I’irnrs, Yates
Co., N. Y., writes: “Du. Milks’ New
Heart Curb has worked wond- rfullg on
minil and body 3» l can do a good dag's work,
feel ten years younger and take more interest
it n (fairs. 1 had shortness of breath, pal pi
nt ion, pain under left shoulder blade, pain
round the heart, 1 could not deep on my right
i /e. Since 1 have taken Dr. Mile*' S’ u
hurt Cure 1 sleep well, anil hare no pidp-ta
-‘-it*. It lias made my heart stronger. 1 wish
mi would print this, because l want ail to
now whet Dr. Miles' Heart Cure has (lone
>r me."
“ For months my wife suffered with palpi
"ion, smothering spells, and was unable to
• e.i on her left .side. She tried several
••tors without relief. Your Henri Curs
i-* recommended. After taking three
•tiles, she fully recovered her health.
• •nr medicines do what you claim.’’—-Cn as.
’iiitlvrMAN, Toledo, O.
l)r. Miles’ New Cure for the Heart Is sold
*v all druggists on a positive guarantee. It
* so f*. agreeable, effect ire, anil does cure.
Jr, Miles Medical Co.. Eikhart Ind.
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to rott INVENTORS, mid tho U I .
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f«>r fnrtlier InformaLoa and <0 A
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618 F Street, Northwest, j J
WASHINGTON, O. C. f
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stork 1* hold hy<iver..ne thousand ff I \
ol tho lending news; uuurg in the i a
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for • mure sonir. Puy from leliaMe (nunufurtureni
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In •nv-lmnlcnl rorixtructlon, ilurahillty ot working
pnrt*.flnr.|i-s< of Uni,h. 1»-mily in iioiM-nruno'.. or b*s
s/i many lmpmn.miT.iii tut Uio NHW HOME.
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The H:v? Homo Machine Co.
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DEXTER RnOK CO., Inc’p. fapitnt, $t .POO.fi. '.
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“A dtoltur sored is a dollar earned.”
This I.u<lle«’ Solid Frencli Dnligolii KhlTtnt*
ton lloot dithered free niywhrrn in tho U.S..on
—» receipt of Cash. Money Order,
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i'jtciul terms to healers.
F. MILTON FRIENI). M- D
and SUKG EON.
South of Court House | 1
Lamar, Colorado.
Pref. Eye. Throat, Female and Surgical Dlsen -es
onu-o hours: Kto tin. in.. Ito 3 nml. 7toa p. in.
s to 10 ii. m. Sunday*.
WANTED-AN IDEAJBSSiIfSSE
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bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDtJKR
BUUN <fc CO., Patent Attoruoya, Wiksliingtou |
D. C., lor their gl,boo prize offer. |
r.Tor> body Suya So.
Cti3car<.t3 (.'ami v (kithuytic. llie mcsl won
der!'..l iin ificr.l .1 Hiv* Irv of the i.’r.e . p ens- |
ant nml rui'r alnmr t »> tin- lusie. » ehtly j
mi.l uos'liv.-ly on kUtiejs. liver r.nd l-o\vels, ;
t-leansiii-7 tho cntiiv svsl m. dir-i < 1 .olds,
ciu-o hea'il ohc. . - .« r. buhiliml . onstii nlion
nn ihi ion or-*, rirr ;<• buy r,n«i try n box '
ore. c. fj. tn-iluy; ip, :o« crii**. boluand
guar uitord to cm- • Ly nil dru> gists.
For Bronchitis
“I i.ever realized the good of a medi
cine so much as I have In the last few
months, during which time 1 have suf
fered Intensely front pneumonia, followed
by bronchitis. After trying various rem
edies without benefit, I began the use of
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, nml the effect
has been marvelous, a single dose re
lieving me of choking, ami securing a
good night's rest."—T. A. Higginbotham,
Den. Store, Long Mountain, Va.
La Grippe
“Last Spring 1 was taken down with la
grippe. At times I was completely pros
trated, and so dinieiilt was my breathing
that my breath seemed as If confined In
an iron c-age. I procured a bottle of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ami no sooner
had 1 began taking It than relief fol
lowed. I could not believe that the ef
fect would he so rapid.”— W. 11. Williams,
Cook City, S. Dak.
Lung Trouble
“For more titan twenty-five years, 1 ,
was a sufferer front lung trouble, attend
ed with coughing s - severe at times as to |
cause hemorrhage, tho paroxysms fre
quently lasting three or four hours. I
was induced to try Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral, and after taking four bottles, was
thoroughly cured. I can confidently
recommend this medicine.”—Franz Hol
nuinu, Clay Centre, Hans. •
AYER’S
Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by I)r. J.O. Ayer X Co., Lowell. Mm*.
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for Catalogue, jt jZ j* jX /VJ
Monarch Cycle Mfg. Cc.,
K Lake, Halstcd and Fultcn Sts., C 3 Reads St., &9
g CHICAGO, ILL. NEW YORK.
Sum pie Rooms lor Com House Ke lit ted Tlirnii^U*
menmil Men. lteason- out. Firs*-class Ae
al)ie Itnles. con.mod itions.
SILVER STATE HOTEL,
W. C. VINCENT, Prep.
North of Depot. Lnniar. Colorado.
Elon. W. J. Brya^ 9 s Boc:^
A LL who arc intererted in furthering the sa’c of l.'on.
W. J. Bryan’s new book should correspond im
mediately with the publishers. The work wiii contain
An account of his campaign tour . . .
His biography, written by his v.T- . .
His most important spcrchcs . ■ . .
The results of the canip.ilqn of lo'-K.'.
v "'A f r 9~ A review of the political situation . .
AQENT3 WANTED <S-
Mr. Bryan has announced his intention of devoting
one-half of all royalties to furthering the cause of
bimetallism. There are already indications of an enor
mous sale. Address
\V. B. CONKEY COMPANY, Publishers,
J34I-351 Dearborn St—.CIUCAGO.
: ' D B PRIEE’S
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